Troy. (2004) Wolfgang Petersen

The best take in this scene.

Having read the Illiad multiple times, I used to think Troy was a shit movie. Now I have seen the Odyssey. Troy is a master class in casting, acting, custumes, dialogue etc compared to the Nolan slop. So sad to see our cultural degradation.

Still convinced Eric Bana’s Hector was the absolute heart of this entire movie. He carried the moral weight of Troy on his back

I can't be the only one who wanted Paris to get killed here

The finger pointing is so hilarious.

I'm going to go see this now INSTEAD of seeing Nolan's sellout to partisan politics! Thanks for inspiring me. :)

Менелай заключил мир с Троей, принял в своем доме Гектора и Париса как родных сыновей, уважительно говорил об их отце и родине. За это его жену украли, опозорили и подло убил бесчестный ублюдок, когда он победил в дуэли, на которую обе стороны согласились. Троянцы злодеи

My mom took me to this at the theaters at the time. I was really young and impressed by the brawn and sacrafice.

Paris is a joke. Helena should have stayed with Menelaos. He may have been a rough fellow with hardly any sensitivity. But at least he wasn't a hormone-driven wimp without a plan.

Any youngsters out there wondering what cinema looked like before Wokism f---d everything up? Well, "Troy" from 2004 is a good (though quite late) example.

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Just watched Troy for the first time last week. Not a very good film at all. Bad dialogue, bad acting except for Eric Bana

An unforgettable movie

A laugh that launched a thousand memes.

this scene alone is worthy more than entirety of action in nolan's flick

damn movies used to look so real and immersive,what happened? Troy banged so hard and its resurging again becuse it was amazing,only released in golden era of these kinds od movies and wasnt so much prompted up Nolan shouldve taken inspo here instead of a lesbian translatino

Good times... There use to be white people back then. Unfortunately they have gone extinct.

The short reaction shots on Agamemnon are pretty cringe too, I’m being honest. The movie isn’t that great either. Just saying it like it is.

Would anyone else love to see Sean Bean return as Odysseus in a continuation of Troy (2004)? I started a petition to support the idea:

Tbh I would have liked to see his version of 'The Odyssey'.

Added to my watchlist

A real director

wow I immediately had to stop it as it's very racist and patriarchal

Pointy meme

Bhansali ne ye copy kiya tha

IS IT POSSIBLE TO UPLOAD THE ENTIRE TROY MOVIE IN HD OR HEVC PLEASE

Bronze Age Armor!

That last laugh, peak 🔥

So badass

the best Troy to date.

La taquilla le está dando malas noticias a los odiadores de Nolan

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Orlando Blum - was himself